It was a very important hockey day yesterday for Montreal Canadiens fans, even though the Habs were not in action. Why? Because several direct rivals of the Habs in the playoff race were in action, and therefore,

The New York Rangers collapsed in a loss to the Anaheim Ducks, threatening their playoff chances and raising questions about their future.

“I wouldn’t trade it for anything,” Trouba told The Athletic about his Rangers run. “I loved my time there. I’m not going to bad-mouth them or anything like that. But I’m happy to be here. This is a great place to live. A great place to have a family. And I want to be part of the future.”

To do so, the Rangers must play their best hockey on their ... be much easier matchups for New York. The one thing going in the Rangers favor is the strength of schedule over the next few games.

Although the Rangers may be able to play without the 33-year-old forward on the ice, it may not be enough to keep their wild-card hopes alive.

The New York Rangers hopes of making the playoffs this season are starting to fade. With the final 11 games being against the 15th hardest schedule in the leagu

The New York Rangers will look to break out of their funk when they continue their California road trip on Friday against the Anaheim Ducks.

The Rangers’ 3-1 defeat to the Kings on Tuesday left them a point behind the second wild card Canadiens, who were hammered 6-1 in St. Louis.

The New York Rangers are jockeying for a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. Currently clinging to the final Wild Card position, they need every point they

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